Cochise County Sheriff Badge

Cochise County Sheriff Badge story inside the box:

This type of badge was worn by Johnny Behan, the first sheriff of Cochise County. The famous shootout at the OK Corral took place during his term in 1881. Behan later became superintendent of the Yuma Territorial Prison.

The badge was nearly worn by Wyatt Earp, who Behan had promised to appoint as his deputy, but Behan later reneged on the deal. In the years to follow, there were several not so friendly encounters between the two men.

"Texas John" Slaughter became Sheriff of Cochise County in 1886. He wore a pearl-handled .44 and had a double barrel, 10-gauge, sawed off shotgun which he called an "equalizer." He is credited with cleaning up Arizona Territory more than any other lawman.

We manufacture our Old West replica badges out of brass and steel. They are double-stamped then silver plated. Next, each badge is individually hand finished for a unique antique look.

FREE with every badge: an old-fashioned style Kraft box with a story about the badge inside the lid.

Size: approx. 1 5/8" H

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Type	Sheriff

Gary Phelps	05/31/2019
Unique design & great quality!

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Cochise County Sheriff Badge

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